Air quality monitoring is a critical task globally due to the widespread concern over air pollution. It is vital to monitor air quality to ensure that individuals and the environment are not exposed to hazardous concentrations of specific gases and particulates, including dust.
Air pollution is of great concern around the world and therefore air quality monitoring is an important activity taken by Environmental Health Practitioners and Environmental Consultants. Ensuring the environment is free from dangerous levels of certain gases and particulates, such as dust, is essential in order to keep people and the environment healthy.
We offer air quality monitoring equipment with sensors for fine dust, ultrafine particles, and gaseous pollutants through our cloud-based instrument the Quantum Outdoor.
Key environmental pollutants discovered during Air Quality Monitoring include:
- Gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and nitrate.
- Particulates, including respirable particles with sizes PM 1, PM 2.5 and PM 10.
Many of these gases and particulates are found in vehicle and motor exhausts, as well as in smoke from burning oil and coal, and in dust from demolition, construction and quarrying for example.
Cirrus Research has partnered with South Coast Science, experts in air quality monitoring, to offer you the best out-of-the-box solution for urban air quality monitoring.
With the South Coast Praxis OPCube or Urban air quality monitor, you can detect critical environmental pollutants and particulates, including respirable particles with sizes PM 1, PM 2.5 and PM 10 (MCERTS certified for PM2.5 and PM10). These gases and particulates are found in vehicle and motor exhausts, smoke from burning oil and coal, and dust from demolition, construction, and quarrying.
Air Quality Monitoring
With the South Coast Praxis Urban you can detect up to four gaseous pollutant and ultrafine particles.
With the South Coast Praxis OPCube you can detect one gaseous pollutant and ultrafine particles.
The Quantum Outdoor noise monitor can be integrated with a cloud-based air quality monitor for dust, particulates and gases.
